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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
8
President Hoover spoke at the Richmond Virginia conference of governors urging broad tax reductions and greater economies to ease the mood burden. Albert T. Smith aged 72 of Dugger was killed by a passing car on state highway 54.
American Ambassador Ellis O Briggs met with AP correspondent William N Oatis for 30 minutes in Prague. Oatis said his health was good and appeared well despite imprisonment since April 23 1951. Officials cautioned the meeting does not promise early release.
Rev. Evert Baker, longtime pastor of the Linton Nazarene Church in Indiana, will assume the Salem Nazarene Church post after the assembly year ends around August 1. A trial sermon will be presented at the Linton church Sunday evening by Rev. Paul Cable of Freedom.
Thomas Stefanski of Jasonville was admitted for treatment Wednesday. Mrs. William Pritchard of Linton gave birth to an 8 pound 6 ounce boy named James Dale Wednesday. Mrs. Oscar Helms of Sullivan had minor surgery today. Mrs. Mable Robinson of Solsbury went home yesterday. George Wall of Linton was discharged today. Mrs. Helen Walton of Linton went home this morning.
Indiana brief reports Evelyn Scott was killed near Knox as state police investigated the incident.
A woman from Knox was killed yesterday when she lost control of her car and crashed into a truck on U S 30 west of Hamlet.
Miss Betty Lou Meshelman daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Satsuciman of Lyons has been awarded the Smart Appearance Beauty College Scholarship at Terre Haute. She plans to begin her course this fall.
A wartime crowd debates easing hostility toward Japan, arguing buying Jap goods could reduce wartime spending and curb Japanese influence. The piece recalls a First Cavalry sentinel and GI workers with Japanese hotel staff present, suggesting forgiveness toward a foe who inflicted suffering.
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